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Read more at: Bill Broadhurst

Bill Broadhurst

Bill Broadhurst

Structural dynamics of modular polyketide synthases.

Read more at: Mark Carrington

Mark Carrington

Mark Carrington

Molecular cell biology of trypanosomes.

Read more at: Marc de la Roche

Marc de la Roche

Marc de la Roche

The Wnt pathway in normal homeostasis and disease.

Read more at: Paul Dupree

Paul Dupree

Paul Dupree

Plant cell wall synthesis and function.

Read more at: Jenny Gallop

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Jenny Gallop

Signalling to the actin cytoskeleton.

Read more at: Nick Gay

Nick Gay

Nick Gay

Molecular and cellular mechanisms of innate immunity.

Read more at: Camilla Godlee

Camilla Godlee

Camilla Godlee

Investigating the interactions of pathogenic bacteria with eukaryotic membranes

Read more at: Florian Hollfelder

Florian Hollfelder

Florian Hollfelder

Chemical biology: from mechanism to droplet microfluidics (and back).

Read more at: Chris Howe

Chris Howe

Chris Howe

Biochemistry of photosynthetic organisms and their non-photosynthetic relatives.

Read more at: Marko Hyvönen

Marko Hyvönen

Marko Hyvönen

Specificity, regulation and inhibition of protein-protein interactions in cellular signalling.

Read more at: Tony Jackson

Tony Jackson

Tony Jackson

Sodium channels and other plasma membrane proteins.

Read more at: Kathryn Lilley

Kathryn Lilley

Kathryn Lilley

Subcellular proteome and transcriptome.

Read more at: Ben Luisi

Ben Luisi

Ben Luisi

Machinery of riboregulation and transport.

Read more at: Sarah Lummis

Sarah Lummis

Sarah Lummis

Characterisation of Cys-loop receptors.

Read more at: Laura Machesky

Laura Machesky

Laura Machesky

Cell migration, actin dynamics and cancer metastasis

Read more at: Eyal Maori

Eyal Maori

Eyal Maori

RNA transmission between organisms.

Read more at: Juan Mata

Juan Mata

Juan Mata

Genome-wide responses to stress.

Read more at: Eric Miska

Eric Miska

Eric Miska

Non-coding RNA, epigenetics and genome stability

Read more at: Helen Mott

Helen Mott

Helen Mott

Structure, dynamics and membrane interactions of small G proteins and their downstream effectors.

Read more at: Daniel Nietlispach

Daniel Nietlispach

Daniel Nietlispach

Integral membrane protein biology: structure, dynamics and function.

Read more at: Darerca Owen

Darerca Owen

Darerca Owen

Small G protein-regulated signalling networks.

Read more at: Luca Pellegrini

Luca Pellegrini

Luca Pellegrini

Molecular mechanisms of genomic stability.

Read more at: Jeanne Salje

Jeanne Salje Group Leader

Jeanne Salje

The cell biology of obligate intracellular bacteria

Read more at: Dee Scadden

Dee Scadden PI

Dee Scadden

Innovation in Teaching

Read more at: Chris Smith

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Chris Smith

Regulation of alternative pre-mRNA splicing.

Read more at: Jussi Taipale

Jussi Taipale

Jussi Taipale

Transcriptional control of growth.

Read more at: Iva Tchasovnikarova

Iva Tchasovnikarova

Iva Tchasovnikarova

Genetic interrogation of epigenetic pathways.

Read more at: Alecia-Jane Twigger

Alecia-Jane Twigger

Alecia-Jane Twigger

Cambridge Lactation Lab: Modelling human lactation to support long-term health

Read more at: Ross Waller

Ross Waller

Ross Waller

Investigating molecular function, diversity and evolution in cells.

Read more at: Martin Welch

Martin Welch

Martin Welch

Control of bacterial virulence and biofilm formation in the opportunistic human pathogen, Pseudomonas aeruginosa.

Read more at: Evgeny Zatulovskiy

Evgeny Zatulovskiy

Evgeny Zatulovskiy

Cell size regulation and cell fate decisions.

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